Partner Article
Together creates more jobs as growth continues
Specialist financial services group, Together, is hosting a recruitment open evening on Tuesday 10th January at its Cheadle headquarters, as it seeks to fulfil a host of newly-created vacancies resulting from continuing growth.
Together, which offers both personal and commercial finance to a wide range of customers, enjoyed a record year in 2016 and saw headcount increase by over a fifth in just 12 months. However, in a further boost to the local jobs market, the lender has announced it now has more than fifty roles to fill, spanning all sectors of the business.
Kevin Fisher, HR director at Together, said: “Together has a clear plan for the next five years and it’s going to be a period of further growth, so it’s a really exciting time but it’s essential that we find the right people to join us. The open evening gives the opportunity for candidates to get a feel for us and find out more in an informal setting, which can prove really useful. We have several colleagues with us now who came to us through previous open evenings.
“There are opportunities across all experience levels, from apprenticeships up to senior technical specialists, so there really is something for everyone. We currently have 500 staff and over a third of those have been with us for five years or more, which highlights how much our colleagues enjoy working here. We offer a host of benefits and bonuses, a dedicated learning and development team and great opportunities to progress for those that demonstrate the passion and the commitment to succeed.”
The open evening will take place on Tuesday 10th January from 5.30pm to 7.30pm at the company’s headquarters at Lakeview, Lake Side, Cheadle, SK8 3GW.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Together .
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